Who dies and who survives? Investigating the difference between suicide decedents and suicide attempters

Rawat, Suchita; Rajkumari, Sunanda; Joshi, P. C.; Khan, Maroof Ahmad; Saraswathy, Kallur Nava

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“…Los resultados del estudio permiten acercarse al entendimiento del comportamiento del intento suicida en la ciudad de Armenia, según las características sociodemográficas se encontró una ligera diferencia porcentual entre hombres y mujeres con reporte de intento suicida, siendo predominante el sexo femenino, similar a lo encontrado en la literatura donde describen que los hombres se suicidan en mayor proporción que las mujeres sin embargo las mujeres realizan más intentos suicidas que los hombres (2). Sin embargo cabe resaltar que la asociación epidemiológica con el intento previo no fue estadísticamente significativa; se encontró igualmente una mediana de edad de 28 años coherente con el rango de presentación en Colombia según el estudio Forensis de 2018 con edades comprendidas entre 20 y 39 años, siendo para este estudio el 78% en este rango de edad (29).…”

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“…The Poisson regression model (PRM. Según el estudio de Rawat en el 2019 se ratifica que los hombres se suicidan en mayor proporción que las mujeres sin embargo las mujeres realizan más intentos que los hombres; se utiliza más, el método no violento en ambos grupos pero el método violento es representativo en las personas que se suicidan (2). En América ocurren aproximadamente 65.000 defunciones anuales por suicidio y una tasa de mortalidad ajustada según la edad de 7,3 por 100.000 habitantes en el periodo 2005-2009, según la Organización Panamericana de la salud.…”

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Descripción Del Intento Suicida en Armenia 2016-2018

Betancur-Pulgarín

Marín-Giraldo

Escobar-Angel³

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Rev. Invest. Univ. Quindío

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Introducción: La incidencia en Colombia del intento de suicidio ha ido en aumento año tras año, siendo el Quindío uno de los departamentos con una tasa de incidencia superior a la del país por lo que se hace necesario la caracterización de la población y la identificación de los factores relacionados con el intento de suicidio en la región. Objetivo: Describir el intento de suicidio en la ciudad de Armenia durante el periodo 2016 – 2018. Metodología: Se realizó un estudio observacional descriptivo con un primer intento suicida notificado por el SIVIGILA, se utilizó estadística descriptiva, pruebas de Chi cuadrado y Mann Whitney. Resultados: Se analizó una muestra de 598 casos notificados de intento de suicidio donde más del 50% fueron menores de 29 años y según su estado civil el 68,9% se encontraba sin pareja; el estrato socioeconómico predomínate fue bajo, el mecanismo utilizado más frecuente fue la intoxicación. Se encontró relación entre intentos de suicidios previos y enfermedad crónica, problemas jurídicos, antecedente de trastorno psiquiátrico y consumo de SPA. Según el periodo epidemiológico en los años analizados la tendencia fue creciente para los periodos IX y XI.

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Descripción Del Intento Suicida en Armenia 2016-2018

Betancur-Pulgarín

Marín-Giraldo

Escobar-Angel³

et al. 2020

Rev. Invest. Univ. Quindío

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“…Assisted cyber suicideone of the forms of psychological abuse of a person by another person who brings the victim to suicide as a result of psychological manipulations or psychological pressure (e.g. in "death groups"), and which controls his/her actions via the internet (Hinduja and Patchin, 2010;Van Geel et al, 2014;Rawat et al, 2019).…”

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Cyberbullying and cyber-mobbing in developing countries

Kintonova

Vasyaev

Shestak

2021

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Purpose This paper aims to consider modern internet phenomena such as cyberbullying and cybermobbing. The emphasis in the paper is placed on the problematic issues of the legal practice of combating cyberbullying and cyber-mobbing in developing countries as these phenomena are still insufficiently studied. The subject of this paper is modern internet phenomena such as cyberbullying and cyber-mobbing. The emphasis in the paper is placed on the problematic issues of the legal practice of combating cyberbullying and cyber-mobbing in developing countries as these phenomena are still insufficiently studied. Design/methodology/approach The legislation of developing countries is compared with doctrinal and practical developments in the fight against the studied problem in developed countries of the West, as well as countries of the former USSR. Moreover, experiment was conducted to determine the effectiveness of methods to combat cyberbullying using social networks. Thus, 40 random accounts of people (presumably from 18 to 30 years old) were analyzed. Findings This paper indicates the concepts of cyber-mobbing and cyberbullying, as well as their varieties that exist in the modern world. This study examines statistical data, programs and measures of different states in the fight against cyberbullying and cyber-mobbing. Results of experiments showed that Instagram users are aware of the availability of built-in extensions of the social network to protect against cyberbullying and use them relatively frequently. With that, female segment of Instagram users is more concerned about the content of the comments under their photos than the male one. Originality/value Measures have been developed to prevent and counteract cyberbullying and cyber-mobbing, the introduction of which into the policies of states might help in the fight against these social phenomena.

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Mental disorder, psychological problems and terrorist behaviour: A systematic review and meta‐analysis

Sarma

Carthy

Cox

2022

Campbell Systematic Reviews

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Background: The link between mental health difficulties and terrorist behaviour has been the subject of debate for the last 50 years. Studies that report prevalence rates of mental health difficulties in terrorist samples or compare rates for those involved and not involved in terrorism, can inform this debate and the work of those responsible for countering violent extremism.Objectives: To synthesise the prevalence rates of mental health difficulties in terrorist samples (Objective 1-Prevalence) and prevalence of mental health disorders pre-dating involvement in terrorism (Objective 2-Temporality). The review also synthesises the extent to which mental health difficulties are associated with terrorist involvement compared to non-terrorist samples (Objective 3-Risk Factor).Search Methods: Searches were conducted between April and June 2022, capturing research until December 2021. We contacted expert networks, hand-searched specialist journals, harvested records from published reviews, and examined references lists for included papers to identify additional studies.Selection Criteria: Studies needed to empirically examine mental health difficulties and terrorism. To be included under Objective 1 (Prevalence) and Objective 2 (Temporality), studies had to adopt cross-sectional, cohort, or case-control design and report prevalence rates of mental health difficulties in terrorist samples, with studies under Objective 2 also needing to report prevalence of difficulties before detection or involvement in terrorism. For Objective 3 (Risk Factor) studies where there was variability in terrorist behaviour (involved vs. not involved) were included.Data Collection and Analysis: Captured records were screened in DisillterSR by two authors. Risk of bias was assessed using Joanna Briggs Institute checklists, and random-effects meta-analysis conducted in Comprehensive Meta-Analysis software.Results: Fifty-six papers reporting on 73 different terrorist samples (i.e., studies) (n = 13,648) were identified. All were eligible for Objective 1. Of the 73 studies, 10

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Who dies and who survives? Investigating the difference between suicide decedents and suicide attempters

Cited by 6 publications

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Descripción Del Intento Suicida en Armenia 2016-2018

Descripción Del Intento Suicida en Armenia 2016-2018

Cyberbullying and cyber-mobbing in developing countries

Mental disorder, psychological problems and terrorist behaviour: A systematic review and meta‐analysis

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